Jo Louie
Jo brings nearly twenty years of experience designing information systems at the intersection of technology, research infrastructure, and human safety. At the University of Washington’s Social Development Research Group, Jo has supported the technical architecture of NIH-funded longitudinal prevention science studies, contributing to research infrastructure that advances understanding of behavioral health outcomes. Prior to joining UW, Jo spent over ten years at Microsoft/Xbox in trust and safety engineering and fraud detection, including patented work in predatory behavior detection systems. Jo’s technical expertise spans database architecture, data pipeline design, and systems integration, with a strong commitment to applying rigorous information systems practices in service of community health and safety.
Professional Interests:
- Research data infrastructure and systems architecture
- Trust, safety, and behavioral detection systems
- Prevention science dissemination and implementation
- Community-centered approaches to health and safety
- STEM education and workforce pipeline development
“Sometimes when you’re feeling helpless, the secret is to help someone else.” – The Good Place